And the person who is fat should be ashamed of themselves.
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Publicly shaming people is more likely to elicit a defensive response rather than something which can help the person make a positive change.
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What about people who have, through diet and exercise, lost a massive amount of weight, yet are still overweight?
Like, do you not think they suffer enough? I have a cousin, for instance, who lost an amount of weight comparable to an entire person, and yet he is still very large. I think it's medically impossible for him to be not-fat. Yet he persists with his diet and exercise plan and is much healthier than he had been.
I think it's unfair for people like him to be bullied for their size and weight, and it doesn't do anyone any good. It never does. By bullying people who overeat as a coping mechanism, you simply give them another stressor with which they will need to cope.
I can understand that you believe publicly shaming large people is justified because you believe that it will prompt them to change their behaviours for the better, but I think you're misguided and that your justifications are unreasonable.